you would hear a song associated with his experience. >> could we hear alfa?sonfied the the alfa rhythm from something you can't hear to something you can hear. that would be alfa. let's turn it off. now look at theta. lower rhythm, slower sound. we kept the relationship between thehow about gamma rhythm. gamma rhythms are much more rapid. [ ♪ music ♪ ] let's bring on these rhythms and all the sonifications and all the rhythms. there we go, the song of mickey's brain in realtime which is visualization. [ ♪ music ♪ ] i give you my brain--well the sound of my brain any way. >> once you have the ability to communicate with your brain wave, you also are able to tune it. these are all tuning mechanisms. it's fun. you can see it. you can hear it. it's not like sitting there like a tibetan monk, and going into some other state that you don't see or hear except you've had 40 years in the monastery. this is something that is here and now. >> gavin: in a perfect world fast forward 10, 15 years, do you see a tremendous amount of progress. how does it translate to the res

effects are from alfa. it has 52 led lights on the inside. you can choose one of any 12 different colors. on sale right now, just $15,000 in dodge dealerships. and this, from chevy, the all-new chevy spark for 2013. it's chevrolet's first mini car, but still a family of four can drive around pretty comfortably. 10 standard airbags -- it makes it very, very safe, and it'll be on sale in showrooms this month. $12,995. a lot of cars that are super family friendly and ready to be driven home. i'm doug brauner in orange county, california, for "teen kids news." >> when you think of new year's eve, you probably think of watching the ball drop on tv. nicole shows us how a famous, old city in europe ushers in the new year. [ classical music plays ] >> vienna is the capital of austria. nicknamed the "city of music," mozart, beethoven, strauss, and many others composed and performed here. so it's no surprise that when it comes to ringing in the new year, vienna does it with music. lots of music. in fact, new year's e

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. >> cenk: already, we're going to talk about alfas sets of hurricane sandy and that storm hitting theast of the united states now. it is shutting everything down in new york today including other cities including wall street. it has done that tomorrow. subways, stock market, all closed. so now we're going to discuss whether this has something to do with climate change, which unfortunately you won't see with a lot of outlets. we'll talk about the politics of it in just a minute. first, as i tell you about how the media is not focusing on climate change, it's amazing because they're literally getting battered by the storm and still not recognizing it. here is a collection of media reports on hurricane sandy. >> obama: ref pre-positioned assets where local personnel is working with state governments and we we have resources available for those communities hardest hit. i'm grateful for the cooperation of our state and local officials. conversations at this point there are no unmet needs. i think everyone is taking this very seriously. >> cenk: that was not a compilation of weather reports

last night that were fascinating, including romney and obama sort of circling one another on the set alfae sort of thing romney interrupting all of that. do you think the personal physical stuff is something that people will remember almost more than the substance? >> well, there is no question that was a debate to be remembered for all time. it was quite bit different from the kennedy-nixon debate in chicago back in 1960. i've known president obama for a long time. he's perfect gentleman and always is. in that first debate he was gentlemanly when he was interrupted over and over again by romney. in this debate i understood if he was going to be interrupted or if romney was going to try to talk over him then he had to defend himself. he did that. i think the people of our country saw both candidates very clearly. there are clearly differences in philosophy and approach, and i think our president is the one to go with. >> jennifer: the interesting thing, in the way that it closed out last night, president obama had a real opportunity because mitt romney raised the issue of the 100% in his

. >> cenk: already, we're going to talk about alfas sets of hurricane sandy and that storm hitting thet of the united states now. it is shutting everything down in new york today including other cities including wall street. it has done that tomorrow. subways, stock market, all closed. so now we're going to discuss whether this has something to do with climate change, which unfortunately you won't see with a lot of outlets. we'll talk about the politics of it in just a minute. first, as i tell you about how the media is not focusing on climate change, it's amazing because they're literally getting battered by the storm and still not recognizing it. here is a collection of media reports on hurricane sandy. >> obama: ref pre-positioned assets where local personnel is working with state governments and we we have resources available for those communities hardest hit. i'm grateful for the cooperation of our state and local officials. conversations at this point there are no unmet needs. i think everyone is taking this very seriously. >> cenk: that was not a compilation of weather reports.

alfa laval, the downturn is they're not shipping the orders.ls fall as commodities obviously sell off. in luxury goods, have you heard of mulberry bags? they're a small london player. they went through the profit warning and have lost a quarter of their market cap. it's not huge. it's not one of the big luxury players around the world, but it's worth noting, and it took its uk peer burberry further into negative territory. not a good day for nokia to launch $1 billion in cash to boost its cash position as it attempts to survive with the launch of the lumina phones over the next three months. that's exactly what happened today. they have a convertible bond issued, and nokia is one of the worst fallers in europe today and was around the session. to my point, the losing stocks haven't gone further into negative territory, it's just the breadth of the selloff that's grown. let me also just mention to you. finally, what's happening with the bond markets in italy and spain. a lot of people are saying what is happening in europe is about the bond mark

earth tones and try be to be alfa. the look on george bush's face is better than any moment.omfortable in his own skin and you saw it there. that gave bush just enough of an advantage to pull ahead. >> bush knew that al gore had done that to his debate too his democratic opponents. he was anticipating that one. that shots power of anticipation. nic ragone thanks so much. he is a presidential historian. >> good chatting with you. >> u.s. ambassador chris stevens raised serious red flags about security concerns before the deadly consulate attack that cost him his life. why weren't his calls answered? our next guest says the ambassador was set up to die. and then hit with the worst news terrorist could get. a hospital tells a couple that their son had died but it turns out they made a major mistake. he was still alive. how could it happen? next. ...seems like you guys got a little gassed out there. enough already. c'mon guys. next question. mr. lewis? what's your favorite color? what's my favorite color? yes. purple. what's your favorite animal? sea turtle. what's your bedtime?